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 How to rescue your hacked Facebook, Instagram or Snapchat account
The Verge · Sean Captain
Nearly two out of five Americans say that hackers have taken over their social media accounts.
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 What is the meaning of life?
flipboard.com · Big Think
A variety of philosophers and scientists attempt to answer the question.
 How 3 percent of Texans call the shots for the rest of the state
texasmonthly.com · Michael Hardy
Officials and legislators are far to the right of most Texans. Why? Low primary-election turnout and an anemic Democratic party.
 Artificial intelligence is being used to generate a whole new kind of online scam
Business Insider · Evan Ratliff
Who in the world is Albertina Geller? She’s no one.
 The ongoing struggle to prevent harassment at comic cons
Allure · Alaina Demopoulos
“Cosplay is not consent” went mainstream 10 years ago, but many conventions still aren’t fully protecting attendees.
 Doctors in Brussels can now prescribe museum visits for mental health
My Modern Met · Kirsten Miller
A pilot program grants museum visits the status of psychological treatment.
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smithsonianmag.com · Brigit Katz
The tangled tale of “Ulitsa Sezam,” a “Sesame Street” spinoff that aired until visions of Russia’s democratic future faltered.
 Real witches react to ‘Hocus Pocus 2’
POPSUGAR · Eden Arielle Gordon
While some people only pull out their witch hats when Halloween rolls around, others spend the whole year practicing witchcraft.
 Denim hunter Brit Eaton is the Indiana Jones of old jeans
GQ · Tom Ward
The salvager of long-buried pants risks his life to give relics of the Old West a second shot.
 Reading Stephen King’s ‘It’ as a child confused my sense of justice
Catapult · Sydney Hegele
Like Pennywise the Clown, I was stealing childhood from those who had more of it than I did.
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